An allergy is an immune reaction to a substance in the environment called an allergen. How to allergy-proof your home Learn easy steps for reducing dust, pet dander, and other allergens at home. How to allergy-proof your home.
Test Usage: Testing for reducing substances in stool is used in diagnosing the cause of diarrhea in children. Increased reducing substances in stool are consistent with primary or secondary disaccharidase deficiency and intestinal monosaccharide malabsorption.imilar intestinal absorption deficiencies are associated with short bowel syndrome and necrotizing enterocolitis. Stool reducing substances is also helpful in diagnosing between osmotic diarrhea caused by abnormal excretion of various sugars as opposed to diarrhea caused by viruses and parasites.
Treatments. Your infant's lung mucus or chest congestion can be treated in different ways. You can lie your infant with her head in an elevated position to help her breath better. Use a bulb syringe to clear your infant's nose of mucus or use a few drops of saline solution in her nose to break up the mucus.You can also help your infant by using baby vapor rub on her chest.ymptoms. Symptoms of chest congestion in infants are typically easy to spot. Your infant might have problems breathing properly, restlessness and trouble sleeping. The mucus in your infant's lungs is thick and can become hard inside the lungs. Your infant can have a hard time eliminating the mucus and start to cough.